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ADUs are Accessory Dwelling Units, sometimes called Additional Dwelling Units. ADUs can be attached or detached from a primary residence, and can be used for a variety of purposes, including living space for aging relatives, vacation rentals, private workspaces, and more.
To get a permit for an ADU, you must first know your local ADU regulations and then apply for a building permit. Thankfully, our crew at ADU Built Right are professionals at the ADU permitting process and will navigate it for you. Contact us to get started.
The ADU BuiltRight crew will review the building permit requirements for your lot and provide you with ADU options. After permitting, we will design your custom ADU and then submit the Site Plan. After Site Plan submission, we will create the architectural design, with all necessary drawings and engineering for quick approval. Our draftsman and engineer will provide you with a set of plans that can be approved for permit when you are ready.
We know that budget and having control over your ADU is important, so we will estimate any portion of the job you would like us to do.
If you prefer to build your own ADU, our team can get you through the permit process. Or, we can build your ADU to any stage you would like, from framing to finishing. Many homeowners choose to finish the interior themselves. Whatever your needs, ADU BuiltRight will customize your plan to accommodate.
Contact us for more information about ADU building and usage regulations. We are familiar with the requirements and can help you explore your options.
It's simple! Contact us, and we will set your plan in motion. We will navigate the permit requirements for your lot and provide you with options. Just tell us what you want and we'll help you achieve your dream ADU.
We primarily serve the areas of Centralia, Olympia and Tacoma, but will gladly assist in building ADUs in Chehalis, Tenino and Longview. Contact us to find out if we can serve you.
Washington state's ADU zoning laws allow homeowners to build accessory dwelling units (ADUs) on their properties. ADUs can be attached to or detached from a primary residence, and can be used for a variety of purposes, including multi-generational living or rental units, depending on local regulations.
This new law allows you to build a rental on your property even though you are zoned one residence per lot. Most cities in Washington have complied and some have added certain minimums and limitations on certain aspects of the new residence.
What are the ADU regulations and requirements in Washington state?
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